Spin effects in radiating compact binaries
László Á. Gergely, Zoltán Perjés, Mátyás Vasúth
Abstract
We review and summarize our results concerning the influence of the spins of a compact binary system on the motion of the binary and on its gravitational reaction. We describe briefly our method which lead us to compute the secular changes in the post-Newtonian motion and the averaged radiative losses. Our description is valid to 1.5 post-Newtonian order. All spin-orbit and some spin-spin effects are considered which contribute at this accuracy. This approach enabled us to give both the evolutions of the constants of the nonradiative motion and of the relevant angular variables under radiation reaction.
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